The House of Helvetia — our Eurovision fan event in Basel — is about to open its doors. Join us on the campus of Swiss insurer Helvetia as we welcome the stars of Eurovision 2025 between Saturday 10 May and Saturday 17 May at Helvetia Campus, St. Alban-Anlage 26 in the auditorium.

Artists will generally attend for one hour. They’ll sit on our lounge chairs for a live interview in front of an audience. Afterwards, we’ll open up questions to the audience. Then some acts will choose to perform a short set — or maybe just their Eurovision song. Artists then have the option to pose for pics with fans.

HOUSE OF HELVETIA SCHEDULE

We will be updating the schedule below continuously in the week ahead. We are only including the publicly confirmed artists for now. 

Our scheduling for the Friday and Saturday leading into the grand final will be announced closer to the day, but will run between 12:00 and 16:00. Eliminated acts and stars from Eurovisions past are on the horizon. And we’ll also have special panel discussions about this year’s competition. So stay tuned. 

Saturday May 10

12:00 🇦🇱 Albania: Shkodra Elektronike

13:00 🇱🇺 Luxembourg: Laura Thorn

14:00 🇭🇷 Croatia: Marko Bošnjak

15:00 🇵🇹 Portugal: NAPA

Sunday May 11

Because of the Eurovision red carpet and Opening Ceremony, we will not be conducting meet-and-greets.

Monday May 12

12:00 🇦🇹 Austria: JJ

13:00 🇲🇹 Malta: Miriana Conte

14:00 🇩🇪 Germany: Abor & Tynna

15:00 🇬🇷 Greece: Klavdia

Tuesday May 13

12:00 🇨🇿 Czechia: Adonxs

13:00 🇩🇰 Denmark: Sissal

14:00 🇦🇺 Australia: Go-Jo

15:00 🇮🇪 Ireland: EMMY

Wednesday May 14

12:00 🇷🇸 Princ

13:00 🇨🇭 Switzerland: Zoë Më

14:00 🇧🇪 Belgium: Red Sebastian

15:00 🇪🇪 Estonia: Tommy Cash

Thursday May 15

12:00 🇪🇸 Spain: Melody

13:00 🇺🇦 Ukraine: Ziferblat 

14:00 🇨🇾 Cyprus: Theo Evan

15:00 🇸🇪 Sweden: KAJ

Friday May 16

1330: – 14:45 Panel discussion: Eurovision 2025 odds so far

15:00 🇸🇮 Slovenia: Klemen

Saturday May 17

14:00 – 16:00 Panel discussion with Wiwibloggers: Reviewing the Eurovision 2025 jury show + audience Q&A

 

Helvetia’s Eurovision campus

We’re pleased to be part of the offerings on the Helvetia campus during Eurovision. They’ll be staging a number of events in the evenings after our fan event. 

Saturday May 10: Day Dance

Sunday May 11: Kids Party

Monday May 12: Swiss evening with regional bands

Tuesday May 13: Public viewing of the First Semi-Final

Wednesday May 14: Eurovision Party with Flugmodus

Thursday May 15: Public viewing of the Second Semi-Final

Friday May 16: The Final Countdown with Les Touristes

Saturday May 17: Public viewing of the grand final

Sunday May 18: Silent Disco

Helvetia have created a WhatsApp channel where they will post program highlights from their campus, real-time updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.

You can join Helvetia’s Eurovision WhatsApp channel at this link

Helvetia’s Basel campus is very well located: It’s just a 10-minute walk from the main station and a 10-minute walk from the city centre. It sits exactly between the Eurovision Village (12 minutes away by tram) and the Eurovision 2025 arena St. Jakobshalle (7 minutes by tram).

The nearby St. Alban area is an upscale residential district where you’ll walk past gorgeous villas and Gothic and baroque merchant’s houses. You’ve probably seen its narrow, winding streets and historical buildings online. Among them is the St. Alban-­Tor (St.Alban’s Gate), dating back to around 1400. It was part of the fortifications of the old walled city and is now a gateway to the city’s medieval history.

Aeschenplatz is another adjoining area. It’s known for its bustling square, lively atmosphere and the iconic “Botta building.” Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

What else can you see? The gorgeous auditorium where we’ll be hosting performances, interviews and fan meet-and-greets. Check it out above.

More details coming soon. As for now, who do you want to see at the House of Helvetia? Let us know down below. 

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Mala
Mala
14 days ago

Can you post the schedule for today so that I can decide whether to drive into town? ? Is anything happening?

Freymann Jean-Luc
Freymann Jean-Luc
14 days ago

Still no schedule update for today and tomorrow… why?

Eiffel65
Eiffel65
14 days ago

Gabry Ponte & Lucio Corsi!!!!!!

Karworld
Karworld
16 days ago

Oh my God! What a tough time listening to Beligums entry! How can this be in the top ten be the odds?

Ari
Ari
16 days ago
Reply to  Karworld

Truth! It should NQ

sarettab
sarettab
16 days ago

Is Italy coming around for one of meet and greet session?

metsä.rauhassa
metsä.rauhassa
16 days ago

Will Erika be there? I’d love that ?

Eve
Eve
18 days ago

Where to watch the Turquoise Carpet live?^^

Fatima
Fatima
18 days ago

Really hoping that William will be able to do his usual carpet interviews. It’s one of the bet parts of the week.

Vin
Vin
19 days ago

I’ll just have landed in Basel for when there’s an artist I’d like to see. Can you accommodate large suitcases? I had one with me in Malmo without problem, but does this venue allow?

Adam
Adam
19 days ago

I heard Malta was announced but I can’t see Miriana on the schedule.

Adam
Adam
19 days ago
Reply to  Adam

Just seen it. I’ll be on the plane then ?

Conny
Conny
19 days ago

Cool!! Kann man beim Public Viewing am 17. vor der Leinwand gemütlich sitzen und essen?

Trocatroc
Trocatroc
20 days ago

Sounds exciting! Enjoy!

Purple Mask
Purple Mask
20 days ago

Have a good time.

I'm The Cure
I'm The Cure
19 days ago
Reply to  Purple Mask

Lets hope so

esgalnor
esgalnor
23 days ago

How much will the tickets cost? Or is the event free? Especially asking for the public viewing on Saturday. Looking forward so much!

Simon Falk
Editor
23 days ago
Reply to  esgalnor

No tickets needed, just show up with good spirit and enthusiasm 🙂

ANDREW BROWN
ANDREW BROWN
21 days ago
Reply to  Simon Falk

Enjoyed your Iceland interview Simon. Looking forward to seeing all WiWi together including Suzanne’s regrowth!